Pinyin: wān
Radical: beech
Tradition: Bay
Explanation:
The original meaning refers to the bend of the river, and it is also a quantifier. It is used for water or water surface, and also refers to the place where the coast is recessed into the land, which is convenient for stopping ships.
1, where the water bends: the river bend.
2. Where the coast is concave to the land: the harbor; Bohai Bay.
3. Park the boat in a sheltered place.
Stroke order:
Extended data
Interpretation of ten thousand words;
1, bay berth [wān bó] (ship) stops; Berthing: There are two big ships moored in the shore bay.
2. Harbor [G m 4 ng W ā n] is a water area with natural or artificial cover conditions and necessary buildings for ship berthing or temporary shelter from the wind.
3. The part of the bay where the ocean extends into the land, such as Jiaozhou Bay in China.
4. Wan Yu Fishing Port.
5. Feng Wan refers to Jiangwan.
6. Liuwan is an inlet for planting willows.
7. The bend between the ancient bay embankment and the river [qí wān].
8. Feng Wan refers to Jiangwan.